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With respect there are a number of guardian ad litems who volunteer their time because they have a heart for the children. ❤

Obviously is a gold mine for some people meanwhile a father lost everything including be involved in own child lifes regardless man is a good man women allways win not matter what's

​@@RepentTimeIsAtHand can u tell me where bcz so far each those lawyer asking $4k deposit at front to start paper work mean $385 each hour included drive time remember

@@TeslaBoy123 No matter where you are, you should be able to ask the judge to appt a volunteer Guardian ad litem. Providing there are enough volunteers in your area. In florida currently.

How?

@@zifangkb2061 They were ignoring court orders and we showed the judge that the GAL was in noncompliance with a court order. In short, the gal was asking the court to order me to do a PCE with the psychologist of their (the gal’s) choosing. The court denied the gal’s motion and told the court and all parties that they would not contact any of my witnesses, including an expert witness, and was going to recommend zero contact between me and my child until I do the test with their psychologist. In court, the judge asked the GAL if they would be able to comply with court orders and not hold it against me if I declined to do the test with their psychologist. They again said no and they would not comply with the order, so they removed them. We tried our best to work with them and had offered to do tests with other psychologists. We even moved forward and did testing with someone who could provide the testing at a much more reasonable rate. We complied with everything that we were obligated to comply with and tried to work with them. All parties should do so. Comply as much as possible but show the courts documentation of them behaving unethically and let them decide.

How did you get her removed? I have a friend who is going through this right now. any info would be great

@@rhondacarpenter9544 Info is above. They were intentionally ignoring/disobeying court orders. When the judge reprimanded them (in court) the judge asked the GAL if she, the GAL, would be willing to not hold “xyz” against me since I was not comfortable with doing it and the judge said the GAL could not force me to do it. The GAL told the judge “no”, and so the judge removed her. It was that judge’s orders that she was disobeying and it pissed him off. You have to file a motion to remove, and judges do not normally grant them. It’s extremely difficult and rare for it to be successful and you have to show the judge that they are deliberately disobeying court orders and/or deliberately prejudiced against one side or the other. It cannot be “I don’t like them and want them removed”. We had sent numerous letters to GAL to do her job and sent copies to the court, prior to asking for her to be removed.

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